Category
I know firsthand how hard it is to explain something like an Accountable Care Organization in a 2,500-word magazine piece.…

Every month, we all get those embargoed Kaiser Family Foundation tracking polls in our email. As I open it, I…

I don’t routinely blog about the work of AHCJ board members (which doesn’t mean you shouldn’t read Charles Ornstein’s latest…

AHCJ has asked Chief Justice John G. Roberts of the U.S. Supreme Court to permit live audio and video coverage…

The phrase “dual eligibles” has always been a mouthful for describing people old enough (or disabled enough) to be on…

•
Thanks are due to blogger and one-time hospital executive Paul Levy for drawing our attention to the Ohio hospital industry’s…

We hear a lot about accountable care organizations. What about “accountable care?” What questions do you have about Health Policy…

The Houston Chronicle‘s Terri Langford reports that for-profit outpatient psychiatric clinics in the state, most located around Houston, are collecting…

•
The ill-fated CLASS Act is gone. What’s not gone is the problem of how to provide long-term care to the…

Using data obtained through a public records request, Associated Press reporter Kelli Kennedy (@kkennedyap) reviewed federal Medicare fraud reports from…
